Fast facts
Long, slender point with noticeable construction near base, giving specimens a "fish tail" appearance
Distinct basal "ears" present
Base concave, sometimes with small projection or nipple in center, the remains of a striking platform from which the flute was detached
Flutes often extend full length of point
Grinding along basal edge and lower blade edges
Similar to Barnes points, although the latter are somewhat shorter
Size: 2 to 5 inches in length
Early Paleoindian: 9000-8000 BC
